The mother of murdered minister Siraaj says there's no justice in Somalia

[Cotton Eyed Joe]

 

[Cotton Eyed Joe]

Many of you wonder why I keep bringing up Siraaj and many want me to keep silent but it's wrong to put him in the box of forgotten politicians he was different because he had an innocent view of Somalia he didn't know what or who he was dealing with some may say his innocence was his demise by we all know who killed him and how he got away that's why I never care at all about Somalia but I care for those who tried genuinely to help it and he was one of them.

A reminder by Cotton Eyed Joe - local intellectual and fact bringer served with a side of Bosaso tuna.

 

[Ferrari]

She's right. In fact, I am not sure using the word justice is even appropriate when talking about Somalia, especially Hamar.
From giving clemency to alshabab leaders to this to handing over innocent people, there is no justice and it probably won't change for a long time.

 

[mrdeeni]

Allah S.W.T allows for non-believe in just lands but wont tolerate injustice even lands of believers.

This whole case is a microcosm of the illness that has befallen not only our lands but muslim lands in general for as long as we are unjust we will remain a fallen people.

 

[RasCanjero-]

It's a reminder to patriotic well intentioned young Somalis that want to contribute to the their country to stay the hell away.

 

[Abdalla]

The tears of that hooyo is heartbreaking.

 

[mrcool]

We really need strong leadership to make this government credible

 

[sanger]

Heartbreaking.

 

[Gibiin-Udug]

It is truly heartbreaking. But Allah swt will deal with not only the killer but also the Moryaans who let the criminal go free.

May this mother reunite with her son in the highest jannah. Ameen.

 

[supz]

H was indeed a martyr. I don't use the word loosely. He died for what he believed in, and that naivety got to him. Like a Garry Hoy testing his glass.

 

[Gibiin-Udug]

H was indeed a martyr. I don't use the word loosely. He died for what he believed in, and that naivety got to him. Like a Garry Hoy testing his glass.

You came back to the fold?

 

[supz]

You came back to the fold?

No lool. That why I use martyr loosely. Im pro somaliweyn though.

 

[Cognitivedissonance]

habar gidir are above the law cause Mogadishu the capital city of Somalia belongs to them they are the law.

 

[Cognitivedissonance]

No lool. That why I use martyr loosely. Im pro somaliweyn though.

You’re no different from cattle if you don’t believe in the most sublime the omnipresent and the omnipotent the most benevolent the most wise the most compassionate the all seer the all hearer the king of kings the most merciful the master of the day of judgement.

If you’re indeed blessed with the third eye the inner eye then muse over this if indeed you’re capable of doing your own critical thinking

 

[Grigori Rasputin]

The man who was sentenced to death (who you claim to have pardoned although you didn't provide us with evidence of his pardoning) should never have been sentenced to death. He should've got a decade in prison for firing that shot but who should've got the death penalty should've been the government official that this body guard was escorting.

Secondly, the marxuum, Allah ya raxma, was pretty naive and idealist to begin with. Walahi I saw the danger he was in the moment I've seen him CCTV Africa news channel. His optimistic view of the hell-hole was divorced from reality.